COVENTRY — Julie Leddy sat Tuesday afternoon in a chair set up on the lawn behind 14 Manchester Circle. Around her, staff members and residents of the Coventry Housing Authority stood by large orange buckets, loaded foam water shooters at the ready.
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COVENTRY — In the village of Arkwright, stretched across the Pawtuxet River, an abandoned bridge harks back to the days when area mills flourished and carriages were a common mode of transportation.
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WEST WARWICK — Having risen through the ranks of the West Warwick Police Department, Ernest …
COVENTRY — Town councilors in Coventry heard an update this week on a plan to top the former…
WEST WARWICK — Two months after residents approved a $7 million road bond, the West Warwick …
WEST WARWICK — Tucked inside an aluminum briefcase, a collection of medals and badges offer …
COVENTRY — Amid widespread concern from residents regarding a drastic water level drop, a ju…
COVENTRY — On June 18, in the back of a rescue truck as it sped toward Kent Hospital, Rhyder…
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WEST WARWICK- As he lined up for the game-winning kick, Charlie Tashjian had no doubt that the ball would successfully split the uprights. The senior, who serves exclusively as the team’s kicker when he’s not guarding the goalposts on the soccer field, was a perfect five for five on the nigh…
COVENTRY- In their one and only meeting of the regular season, the Coventry boys soccer team…
WEST WARWICK- The West Warwick girls soccer team managed to come away with a hard fought 3-3…
COVENTRY- Steve Northup, the manager of the Coventry’s Babe Ruth baseball team is hopeful th…
WEST WARWICK- As Matt Grenier stepped into the batters box with his team down to their final…
WEST WARWICK- They did it again. For the second time in as many meetings, Collette Vacations…
WEST WARWICK- It is early evening at Riverside Park and the joint is hopping, but that is no…
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